Sentence examples for policy of selection from inspiring English sources

Jamea Al Kauthar started with 60 girls in September 1996 and presently caters for 440 residential girls from all over the world on an admission policy of selection by ability, it says.

Importantly, no studies reported any policy of selection of patients for adjuvant therapy based on VEGF tumour expression as immunohistochemical evaluation was undertaken on a retrospective basis in all cases.

This expertise should be accompanied by consistent policies of selection.

They insist that his materialist argument that humans evolved from animals and his conception of natural selection inspired the Nazis to implement a widespread policy of artificial selection within the Fatherland.

This adds up to a Soviet-style policy of negative selection, where the best and most active are suppressed or eliminated while parasitic bureaucrats and law enforcers are rewarded.

However, FMAC and other versions of WF-MAC suffer from reduced throughput performance due to poor policy of channel selection and usage.

Within this work, reinforcement learning (see [10] for a thorough introduction) is used to generate a policy of signal selection based on the state distribution parameters.

"The big problem really is if only one school out of say 10 was operating this policy of super selection then the system could probably accommodate it but when there are three schools out of six doing it the whole thing gets distorted.

The tribunal is satisfied that the interception was lawful and proportionate and that the selection for examination was proportionate, but that the procedure laid down by GCHQ's internal policies for selection of the communications for examination was in error not followed in this case".

In its ruling pertaining to the LRC it writes that "the procedure laid down by GCHQ's internal policies for selection of the communications for examination was in error not followed in this case".

There are plenty of fee-paying schools in this country that run absolutely ruthless policies of academic selection".